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Characteristics of electricity generation and biodegradation in tidal river sludge-used microbial fuel cells by TOUCH, Narong, HIBINO, Tadashi, NAGATSU, Yoshiyuki, TACHIUCHI, Kouhei

“…The electricity generation behavior of microbial fuel cell (MFC) using the sludge collected from the riverbank of a tidal river, and the biodegradation of the…”
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Loss on Ignition-Based Indices for Evaluating Organic Matter Characteristics of Littoral Sediments by TOUCH, Narong, HIBINO, Tadashi, TAKATA, Hiroki, YAMAJI, Satoshi

“…Understanding organic matter characteristics （e.g., amount and state） of sediments is necessary for evaluating both the sediment and water environments;…”
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Dissolution characteristics of granulated coal ash in different saline water conditions by Morimoto, Yuki, Touch, Narong, Okabe, Manaka, Hibino, Tadashi

“…Granulate coal ash (GCA) has been widely used for improving both sediment and water environments in littoral regions. Dissolved ions from GCA have been pointed…”
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Variation in properties of the sediment following electrokinetic treatments by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Nakashita, Shinya, Nakamoto, Kenji

“…Many studies have reported variation in properties of the sediment within electrokinetic treatments (EKTs). However, we aim to reveal the variation in…”
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Temporal variations of groundwater salinity and temperature in a tidal flat in front of a tide pool by Nakashita, Shinya, Hibino, Tadashi, Komai, Katsuaki, Narong, Touch

“…A tidal flat in an estuary is a complex hydrological system, which is characterized by interactions between surface water in river and groundwater and is…”
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Measurement of Sediment Retention in a Sandy Tidal Flat Based on Pressure Drop Model by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Nakaoka, Takayuki, Nagatsu, Yoshiyuki

“…Sediment can either play an important role in subsurface environments as a food source for bacteria or deteriorate the subsurface environments by its…”
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Deposition Behavior of Mud in Sand Beds Under the Effects of Organic Properties by Touch, Narong, Nakashita, Shinya, Hibino, Tadashi

“…Mud transport in sand fractures has yielded a large body of information which is used to understand the sludge-ization of tidal flats, to improve the tidal…”
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Introduction: Sustainability as an agroecological strategy toward resilience in agricultural systems by Popescu, Gheorghe Cristian, Popescu, Monica, Pampana, Silvia, Khondker, Moniruzzaman, Umehara, Mikihisa, Hayashi, Hisayoshi, Touch, Narong

“…The sustainability and resilience of agrifood systems are key concepts to ensure environmental standards in agriculture and food security. Recently, global…”
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Nutrient salt removal by steel-making slag in sediment microbial fuel cells by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Yamaji, Satoshi, Takata, Hiroki

“…Applying sediment microbial fuel cells (SMFCs) into sediment can remediate the sediment; however, nutrient salts cannot be removed by SMFCs effectively. In…”
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Relaxing the formation of hypoxic bottom water with sediment microbial fuel cells by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Morimoto, Yuki, Kinjo, Nobutaka

“…The method of improving bottom water environment using industrial wastes to suppress diffusion substances from bottom sediment has recently captured the…”
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Permeability Reduction by Sediment Retention in Saturated Sand Columns by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Nakashita, Shinya

“…Recently, researchers in coastal engineering have paid more attention to the role of sediment (particulate organic matter adsorbed on fine solid particles,…”
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Experimental investigation on effects of acid/base waters on the bottom sediment of Kaita Cove (Hiroshima, Japan) by Touch, Narong, Hibino, Tadashi, Ueno, Kohei, Fukui, Shogo

“…The decomposition of organic matter existing in bottom sediment produces reduced substances, and this has an influence on the water environment. Recently, it…”
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Experimental investigation on effects of acid/base waters on the bottom sediment of Kaita Cove (Hiroshima, Japan) : Nutrients, Food Web and Tropho-Dynamic Processes by TOUCH, Narong, HIBINO, Tadashi, UENO, Kohei, FUKUI, Shogo

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